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Brooklyn’s template of hipsturbia
With a long-time reputation for being Brooklyn’s hippest neighborhood, Williamsburg is still sought out by residents and visitors for its cultural cache and vibrant nightlife scene. Over the past few decades Williamsburg has experienced transformations, and what had historically been an area home to Jewish, Polish, Puerto Rican and Ukrainian immigrants became a bohemian enclave for artists and musicians, a hipster hotspot and then a haven for trendy restaurants and high-end boutique shopping. As the area has gentrified, its aesthetic has become glossier, though its appeal remains in its proximity to Manhattan and its overall artsy neighborhood feel. “It’s one stop outside Manhattan, so convenience is super easy; people feel like they are straddling the East Village,” says Christian Haag, a real estate salesperson with Nest Seekers International who has lived in the neighborhood for 20 years. “The parks are great, the restaurant scene is awesome, the nightlife scene is great and you still have mom-and-pop boutiques.”
McCarren Park is a neighborhood gathering space
Domino Park offers Manhattan views
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Condo and conversion buildings, including Austin Nichols House
Newer condo buildings and conversions have become most prevalent as Williamsburg’s popularity has grown, though there is more inventory in rental buildings. “The newer architecture popping up in the area is pretty sleek and modern, with a lot of windows and a ton of light,” Haag says. A one-bedroom condo runs between $680,000 and $1.4 million. In a waterfront conversion like the Austin Nichols House, formerly a Wild Turkey Bourbon distillery, a one-bedroom can cost between $1 and $1.6 million. The condos at One Domino Square, near the restored Domino Sugar Factory, are currently under construction. Though the neighborhood has few co-op buildings, a rare one or two-bedroom near Bedford Avenue might cost between $500,000 and $850,000. Multi-family brick townhouses go for between $1.6 million and $5.5 million.
New condo buildings are rising
Historic conversions are found in the neighborhood
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Numerous trendy restaurants, eclectic shops and nightlife spots
Williamsburg is home to a proliferation of fashionable bars and restaurants. Neighborhood stalwarts like the Peter Luger Steakhouse and Diner, which has been serving farm-to-table specialties inside a rail car for over two decades, sits near the Williamsburg Bridge. A few blocks away on South 2nd Street, L’Industrie Pizzeria serves coveted slices. Dining and drinking spots crowd Metropolitan Avenue, including the vegetarian-focused Butcher’s Daughter, while Fresh Kills Bar mixes craft cocktails nearby at Grand and Bedford. Residents can also opt for culturally diverse fare like Brazilian, Israeli, Italian and Sichuan. Trader Joe's on Kent Avenue and Whole Foods on Bedford Avenue offer groceries.Indie shops, eclectic thrift shops, record stores and art galleries uphold Williamsburg’s creative visage. Bookstores like Quimby’s and Spoonbill & Sugartown offer trendy alternatives to chain shops, while vintage boutiques like Le Grand Strip and Awoke Vintage contrast with glitzier chains.
Fashionable bars and restaurants can be found in the neighborhood
Skinny Dennis is a honky-tonk saloon pairing a woody space with beer & live music.
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Well-regarded schools with a focus on college prep
Pre-K through fifth-grade students can attend Brooklyn Arbor Elementary, which has a B rating from Niche. Conselyea Preparatory School serves sixth through eighth graders and has a B-plus rating, with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to one. B-rated Brooklyn Preparatory High School readies students for the future with 98% of graduates attending college.
Brooklyn Arbor Elementary
Conselyea Preparatory School
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Home to the expansive McCarren Park
McCarren Park is one of Williamsburg’s most popular green spaces. The 35-acre tract features athletic fields, bocce and tennis courts, outdoor exercise equipment and a running track. Kids take to the two playgrounds, and in the summer months, swimmers take to the revitalized McCarren Pool, which was re-opened in 2022. Domino Park spans five acres along the East River, offering views of Manhattan and spots for picnicking. The Marsha P. Johnson State Park (formerly East River State Park) also offers passive riverside recreation with picnic spots overlooking skyline views. Just north, Bushwick Inlet Park offers soccer fields and open green spaces. Smaller parks like Sternberg Park and Cooper Park have basketball courts and playgrounds.
Residents use the track at McCarren Park
Domino Park is popular for waterfront views
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Annual events celebrate a diverse, artsy community
In July, crowds gather near the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel for the annual Dancing of the Giglio, where dancing men carry an 80-foot-tall tower and a platform featuring a brass band through the streets. An accompanying feast celebrates Italian heritage, with a street festival spanning 12 days. Other parades happen throughout the year, including the Brooklyn Puerto Rican Day Parade in June and the Three Kings Day Parade in January.
Multiple trains, including the L, plus ferries to Manhattan
While the Williamsburg Bridge is the main connection to Manhattan for drivers, the L Train, which runs along Metropolitan Avenue, is the main line for commuters. The G train offers multiple Brooklyn stops, and the M and J trains have stops along Broadway. Buses also serve the area. Residents have access to two East River ferry stops: one in North Williamsburg near North 5th Street, and the other in South Williamsburg near South 10th Street, connecting to Manhattan and DUMBO.
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what can i say i grew up here, change is already happening and im loving it! but we can work better to bring better public schools! we need to stop focusing on so many over priced private schools, and give people who can afford to bring there child to a 20+ thousand a years school and give our public school system a chance! Safety is a advantage to me we still have some locals that are a little loco but i think that's everywhere Affordable? So let me put it this way, you pay for what you get! Wiliamsburg is Super diverse & very family friendly
5.0Former Resident
11/28/2018Niche Review
There are so many great things about it. Many stores and restaurants. Creatinve and passionate people work and live around there.
5.0Current Resident
11/7/2023Niche Review
I was born and raised here, I like that mostly everyone is friendly and there's not much crime here. It's always going to be a place I call home. As for change, I'd suggest less construction, everyday there's construction.
5.0Current Resident
6/8/2022Niche Review
Williamsburg is a fantastic neighborhood. It's got everything you could possibly want in one place, and you don't even have to go into the city. From beautiful parks and buildings to great food, a million small businesses to support and lots of diversity, you can't go wrong with Williamsburg. It's a chill neighborhood - can't complain, personally. I suppose the only unattractive thing about it is how expensive some living costs are.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Williamsburg
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
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Crime Score
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Williamsburg Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Williamsburg, Brooklyn sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Williamsburg, Brooklyn over the last 12 months is $1,389,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Located on the top floor of this boutique Williamsburg condo #7C offers gracious space and stunning views of downtown Manhattan including the Freedom Tower from the living room, bedroom and balcony. Positioned at the rear of the building the apartment allows for quiet relaxation and stunning sunsets. The oversized living room allows for plenty of space for a dining table or work from
Artist’s Duplex with Private Terrace in Iconic Williamsburg Loft Conversion Welcome to Lofts1, a boutique 23-unit condominium that blends authentic loft living with modern luxury. Originally a cheesecake factory built in 1911 and masterfully reimagined by Andres Escobar in 2007, this industrial-chic building captures the soul of Williamsburg’s creative spirit. Residence 1D is a one-of-a-kind
"Welcome to the only resale at the South 2nd Street Lofts a boutique new development in the heart of Williamsburg offering only three sprawling residences, each with private outdoor space and access to a shared outdoor pool, hot tub, barrel sauna and gym/fitness studio. Tucked on a quiet block just off Bedford Avenue, the building sits moments from the L train and Domino Park along the East
This residence is a refined expression of classic loft living, elevated through design, proportion, and light, set in the heart of Williamsburg in Brooklyn. Located within the coveted Berry Street Lofts, the home delivers generous scale, architectural clarity, and a strong sense of openness that is increasingly rare. 13-foot ceilings, oversized industrial windows, and wide plank wood floors
Presented by The Miller Markowicz Team One-of-a-Kind Triplex with Private Parking - The Williamsburg Unicorn Experience modern living in this stunning 1,569 sq ft triplex condo that embodies Brooklyn's creative spirit and sleek sophistication, blending an industrial edge with refined comfort - Private Attached Parking Spot Included. This move-in-ready triplex offers
Welcome to 234 Richardson Street — a beautiful semi-detached two-family home offering space, comfort, and income potential in one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods. This inviting property blends modern upgrades with classic charm, creating the perfect setting for end-users and investors alike. The spacious first-floor duplex features 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, hardwood floors, a sleek
This residence is a refined expression of classic loft living, elevated through design, proportion, and light, set in the heart of Williamsburg in Brooklyn. Located within the coveted Berry Street Lofts, the home delivers generous scale, architectural clarity, and a strong sense of openness that is increasingly rare. 13-foot ceilings, oversized industrial windows, and wide plank wood floors
Well-maintained semi-detached 4-family brick building in prime Williamsburg offering 6 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms across four units. Built in 1920 and spanning approximately 2,600 square feet, the property sits on a 19.17 x 78.5 lot within an R6 zoning district, presenting additional long-term upside potential. Each unit features practical layouts with strong rental appeal, making this an
PH1, an awe-inspiring 4-bedroom duplex residence in The Penthouse Collection at Two Fifty Six North Ninth Street. A grand entry welcomes you into this exceptional home, where 11-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and crown and picture moldings set the tone for a truly refined living experience. Stretching 50 feet across, the residence spans 2,461 square feet with an expansive
Welcome to Residence 3A at 341 East 3rd Street, a one-bedroom co-op in Ageloff Towers, a pre-war building with a striking Art Deco lobby. The apartment features oversized west-facing windows, 9.5-foot ceilings, and Art Deco inlay floors. The living area accommodates both seating and dining. Beyond the entry foyer, the living space includes a vintage Pullman kitchen with a new
PRIVATE BACKYARD? YES!!!!!! WELCOME HOME TO YOUR 2 BED/2BATH DUPLEX There’s a difference between finding an apartment... and stepping into one that’s already done right with PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE, and a WASHER DRYER in unit!! This is your home where design, light, and lifestyle come together as a fully updated two bedroom, two bathroom DUPLEX that feels effortless from the moment you walk in. A
Welcome to 308 North 7th Street, Residence 2B, a beautifully designed 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom condominium in the heart of prime Williamsburg. This home offers a bright, open layout with expansive front facing windows overlooking North 7th Street, bringing in great natural light throughout. Wide plank oak flooring runs throughout, complemented by multi zone central heating and cooling and
Welcome to apartment D419 at 184 Kent Avenue a one-bedroom home with a separate office or guest room in one of Williamsburgs premier waterfront buildings.This apartment offers a functional layout with space for living, dining, and working from home. The living area is bright with eastern exposure, and the open kitchen features granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and stainless steel
Available furnished/Not furnishedThis large two-bedroom residence is thoughtfully proportioned and finished with an emphasis on comfort, scale, and functionality. The open kitchen is generously sized, offering extensive counter space, sleek countertops, and stainless-steel GE Profile applianceswell-suited for everyday use and entertaining alike.The apartment features high
Great Location, Just near by M and J Train downtown shopping. Landlord requests income, credit and ref check on all applicants. No pets.,Recently Renovated. Heating Including, No Pet Allowed. Walk up 4th Floor 1 BR, 1 Bath,
Lorimer St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn – Private RoomJust steps from the Broadway and Lorimer subway stations, in the heart of WilliamsburgIf you’re looking for a private, fully furnished bedroom in a clean, social apartment, this might be what you need.This is a private room in a shared apartment. You'll have your own space to rest and recharge, while sharing the kitchen,
Welcome to 130 Second Street #7D, a brand-new residence ideally positioned at the intersection of Gowanus and Carroll Gardens, offering the best of both neighborhoods. Known for its clean architecture and elevated lifestyle offering, 130 Second Street has quickly emerged as a modern staple in the area balancing thoughtful design, comfort, and connectivity. Set within a newly constructed elevator
Feel at home wherever you choose to live with Blueground. You’ll love this cozy Williamsburg furnished two bedroom apartment with its modern decor, fully equipped kitchen, and charming living room with great balcony views. Ideally located, you’re close to all the best that New York has to offer! (ID #NYC956)The advertised rate of $7,590/month is the lowest available price, based on a 11
Residence 5G at 70 Berry Street is the quintessential Williamsburg 1 bedroom 1 bathroom condo with PRIVATE ROOF DECK and Parking spot available for an additional fee The home features gorgeous views, unlimited sunshine, and three exposures, which help accentuate the lofty, spacious feel of the abode. In pristine condition, the modern floorplan allows for one to seamlessly dine, entertain, and
Discover the best of New York, with this one bedroom apartment in Williamsburg. It’ll be easy to simply show up and start living in this furnished apartment with its fully equipped kitchen, living room, and our dedicated, on-the-ground support. (ID #NYC2116)The advertised rate of $6,310/month is the lowest available price, based on a 4 month(s) and 2 day(s) stay with a move-in date of
Spacious 1-Bedroom in Boutique Building – Prime East Williamsburg Location.Welcome to your next home at 103 Varet Street! This oversized one-bedroom apartment offers the perfect combination of space, comfort, and a true neighborhood feel.Apartment Features: - Extra-large 1-bedroom layout – much bigger than your typical unit. - Bright, comfortable living space with room to relax and
Room for rent: The Montrose Williamsburg HouseLocated in the heart of Williamsburg, the Montrose Williamsburg House is just a 19-minute commute into Manhattan and has plenty of cafes, shops, and bars within walking distance. The house is a newly renovated space inside and out, with split-unit heating and air conditioning, updated appliances, hardwood floors, and free laundry
Make Williamsburg your home with this spacious one bedroom apartment that offers tons of natural light and open views! Apartment Features: Washer/dryer in-unit 9 ft. ceilings with bright & airy open spaces Spacious, modern bathrooms w/ rain-style showerheads Dishwasher Open kitchens w/ stainless steel appliances Resident Services: 24/7 doorman & on-site
Show up and start living from day one in New York with this cozy two bedroom Blueground apartment. You’ll love coming home to this thoughtfully furnished, beautifully designed, and fully equipped Southside home. (ID #NYC2120)The advertised rate of $6,120/month is the lowest available price, based on a 6 month(s) and 5 day(s) stay with a move-in date of August 29, 2030. If you’re looking
Step into a world of comfort and elegance at 1 Northside Piers, Unit 23B. This exquisite 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom corner unit spans 1,133 square feet of thoughtfully designed space. Imagine waking up to floor-to-ceiling windows that frame mesmerizing river and city views, casting a magical light on your hardwood floors. The open chef's kitchen is a culinary enthusiast s dream, equipped with
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